Reply With QuoteBtw, are there any submarines with them? Or only those four ships?
This one is Udaloy-class Admiral Chabanenko anti-submarine vessel 650, Peter the Great 099 is too big to enter the portOriginally Posted by MammothTank
You can see him on the last pic.
Btw, are there any submarines with them? Or only those four ships?
I would rather say that the port is too small
Officially - no, but who knows
I'm glad for venezuelians, they have worlds best cruiser ever built - Petter the Great parked outside port for starring at it.
BTW, any news on other Kirov class ships being repairing/modernizing/operational?
The Tu-160 has the same all moving vertical tail surface and it is the only other Russian aircraft that had stealth features built in to the original design.hey GarryB did u see the last rendition of PakFA from Paralay?Otaku posted it on Keypub and it seems to have all tail movings surfaces.it looks a lot like YF-23
Nahimov is being upgraded and repaired, the other two are apparently nothing more but a spare part source.
Zvezdanews clip on RPG-32:
http://zvezdanews.ru/video/day_events/army/0023828/
Peter the Great and Adm Chabanenko arrival in Venesuela
http://zvezdanews.ru/video/day_events/army/0023925/
in Russian, but at the end it said that Russian and Venesuela subs will participate in manuevers, so it's fair to presume that few Russian subs were shadowing battle group.
tank driving
http://video.mail.ru/mail/burun-1/520/1167.html
Russia celebrates Marines Day
Marine units serve with all elements of the Russian Navy, namely, its Northern, Pacific, Baltic and Black Sea Fleets and Caspian Flotilla. On November 27, Russia celebrates Marines Day, instituted by the Russian Navy’s Commander on November 19, 1995 in commemoration of Emperor Peter the Great’s 1705 decree on establishing a “sea soldiers regiment.”
They are currently equipped with automatic small firearms, tanks, armored personnel carriers, artillery pieces, aircraft, anti-tank and anti-aircraft weapons
A Marine unit during a tactical exercise on the Kamchatka Peninsula.
Marines boarding an infantry fighting vehicle on the Kamchatka Peninsula
A Marine unit of the Russian Black Sea Fleet landing in Sevastopol.
RamboA Marine at the Northern Fleet base in Severomorsk
A Marine machine-gunner exercising in the Primorye (Maritime) Territory in Russia’s Far East
A wing-in ground effect (WIG) landing craft of the 414th Independent Marine Battalion at Kaspiisk airport on the Caspian coast
Soldiers of the 414th Independent Marine Battalion laying anti-personnel mines during a tactical exercise in the Republic of Dagestan in the North Caucasus
A Marine unit during a tactical exercise on the Kamchatka Peninsula
A Marine unit training
A Marine with a rocket launcher at a firing position on the Kamchatka Peninsula
Marines playing leap-frog on the Kamchatka Peninsula on Sunday
Marines at an arm-wrestling event on Sunday
To Russian members and other fellas, i have 2 questions:A Marine with girls
1.Is the Russian marine as big as its US counterpart?
2.Why isn't the Russian marine as popular as the VDV or Spetsnaz.To be more clear here,i've never heard of these guys until recently.Thanx.Afro.
The last pic is disturbing
Yeah,that guy looks so gayThe last pic is disturbing
Don't forget USMC is a independent branch while Russian is not. Marines
a) not all of them are first echelon troops, like VDV.
b) cannot be in use in every conflict, like spetsnaz.
Could some one point me in the direction of some english information about the black sea-fleet naval infantry, from ww2 and onwards?
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